How has the West Asia war disrupted South Asia? Supply chains strained across region
The war in West Asia and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz have triggered widespread supply chain instability across South Asia, affecting energy security, economic stability, and regional cooperation. Countries across the subcontinent, heavily reliant on hydrocarbon imports from West Asia, are facing rising costs, reduced industrial competitiveness, and increased household expenditures as critical supply routes remain constrained. Fuel shortages and economic strain acros
How has the West Asia war disrupted South Asia? Supply chains strained across region
The war in West Asia and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz have triggered widespread supply chain instability across South Asia, affecting energy security, economic stability, and regional cooperation. Countries across the subcontinent, heavily reliant on hydrocarbon imports from West Asia, are facing rising costs, reduced industrial competitiveness, and increased household expenditures as critical supply routes remain constrained. Fuel shortages and economic strain acros
Will teams trade up early in the 2026 NFL Draft? Yes, movement is expected in the top 10
Will teams trade up early in the 2026 NFL Draft? Yes, movement is expected in the top 10 As the 2026 NFL Draft approaches, teams across the league are actively evaluating trade opportunities that could reshape the first round. League insiders indicate that movement within the top 10 picks is increasingly likely, driven by demand for elite prospects and strategic positioning. Early picks could trigger a chain reaction of trades
Will teams trade up early in the 2026 NFL Draft? Yes, movement is expected in the top 10
Will teams trade up early in the 2026 NFL Draft? Yes, movement is expected in the top 10 As the 2026 NFL Draft approaches, teams across the league are actively evaluating trade opportunities that could reshape the first round. League insiders indicate that movement within the top 10 picks is increasingly likely, driven by demand for elite prospects and strategic positioning. Early picks could trigger a chain reaction of trades
Scottie Scheffler questions Masters course conditions after runner-up finish
Scottie Scheffler delivered an impressive late surge at the Masters Tournament but ultimately fell one shot short, finishing second behind Rory McIlroy at Augusta National Golf Club. Despite posting back-to-back bogey-free rounds over the weekend, Scheffler expressed concerns about course conditions that he believes impacted his chances. Scheffler, currently ranked No. 1 in the world, pointed specifically to differences in course setup between rounds. He noted that conditions during his Thursday afternoon start were significantly more challenging, while the greens appeared softer later on Friday, benefiting players in later groups. Scheffler, who teed off early Friday, carded a two-over 74 and lost critical ground on the leaderboard. He said the variation in firmness between Thursday and Friday created an uneven playing field, though he acknowledged that changing weather is part of the sport. Windy conditions on Thursday contributed to tougher scoring, while calmer conditions and softer greens later Friday allowed several players, including McIlroy, to post low rounds. McIlroy capitalized with a seven-under 65 on Friday afternoon, building a lead that proved decisive. Scheffler rebounded with a seven-under round on Saturday and mounted a strong charge Sunday, nearly closing the gap with a late run of birdie opportunities. However, a missed putt in the final stretch ended his comeback bid. Scheffler said his Friday round “hurt the most” in terms of his chances to win, emphasizing that he was unable to take advantage of more favorable scoring conditions seen later in the day. Even so, his performance marked a historic achievement, becoming the first player since 1942 to record consecutive bogey-free rounds on a Masters weekend. While disappointed with the outcome, Scheffler’s finish reinforced his consistency at the highest level, as he pushed one of golf’s biggest stars to the final hole in one of the sport’s most prestigious events.
Scottie Scheffler questions Masters course conditions after runner-up finish
Scottie Scheffler delivered an impressive late surge at the Masters Tournament but ultimately fell one shot short, finishing second behind Rory McIlroy at Augusta National Golf Club. Despite posting back-to-back bogey-free rounds over the weekend, Scheffler expressed concerns about course conditions that he believes impacted his chances. Scheffler, currently ranked No. 1 in the world, pointed specifically to differences in course setup between rounds. He noted that conditions during his Thursday afternoon start were significantly more challenging, while the greens appeared softer later on Friday, benefiting players in later groups. Scheffler, who teed off early Friday, carded a two-over 74 and lost critical ground on the leaderboard. He said the variation in firmness between Thursday and Friday created an uneven playing field, though he acknowledged that changing weather is part of the sport. Windy conditions on Thursday contributed to tougher scoring, while calmer conditions and softer greens later Friday allowed several players, including McIlroy, to post low rounds. McIlroy capitalized with a seven-under 65 on Friday afternoon, building a lead that proved decisive. Scheffler rebounded with a seven-under round on Saturday and mounted a strong charge Sunday, nearly closing the gap with a late run of birdie opportunities. However, a missed putt in the final stretch ended his comeback bid. Scheffler said his Friday round “hurt the most” in terms of his chances to win, emphasizing that he was unable to take advantage of more favorable scoring conditions seen later in the day. Even so, his performance marked a historic achievement, becoming the first player since 1942 to record consecutive bogey-free rounds on a Masters weekend. While disappointed with the outcome, Scheffler’s finish reinforced his consistency at the highest level, as he pushed one of golf’s biggest stars to the final hole in one of the sport’s most prestigious events.
Trump praises Palantir as AI stock faces sharp weekly decline
Shares of Palantir Technologies declined sharply over the week ending Friday, April 10, 2026, even as Donald Trump publicly praised the company’s role in defense technology. The stock fell approximately 15% during the week, reflecting broader pressure across the software and artificial intelligence sectors. In a post on Truth Social on Friday, April 10, 2026, Trump highlighted Palantir’s capabilities, stating that the company has demonstrated strong “war fighting capabilities and equipment.” His remarks come as reports indicate that the U.S. military is using Palantir’s AI-powered Maven Smart System platform to assist with target identification in operations in the Middle East. The company derives a significant portion of its U.S. revenue from government contracts, including work with the Pentagon and immigration enforcement agencies. Palantir CEO Alex Karp has consistently supported the use of advanced technology in defense, aligning more closely with current administration policies despite previously backing Joe Biden. Karp has also defended the company against criticism over surveillance concerns involving both immigrants and U.S. citizens. The company’s political positioning has drawn internal and external scrutiny. In October 2025, a senior communications executive described the firm’s perceived political shift as “concerning,” though related public footage was later removed from online platforms. Palantir’s partnerships in the AI sector have also raised questions. Its platform integrates models from multiple labs, including Anthropic, which has faced restrictions from the Department of Defense due to concerns over potential misuse in autonomous weapons and surveillance. Although Karp previously indicated plans to phase out Anthropic’s models, no such move has yet been confirmed. Market sentiment toward AI stocks weakened further after Anthropic introduced a new model with limited release, citing risks of misuse. This has fueled broader concerns that rapid AI advancements could disrupt traditional software business models. Investor skepticism has also been amplified by Michael Burry, who has taken bearish positions on several AI-related companies, including Palantir. In recent commentary, Burry suggested the stock may experience short-term gains but maintained that its fundamental value remains significantly lower than current levels. Following the week’s decline, Palantir shares were trading near $128, reflecting ongoing volatility in the AI-driven technology sector.
Trump praises Palantir as AI stock faces sharp weekly decline
Shares of Palantir Technologies declined sharply over the week ending Friday, April 10, 2026, even as Donald Trump publicly praised the company’s role in defense technology. The stock fell approximately 15% during the week, reflecting broader pressure across the software and artificial intelligence sectors. In a post on Truth Social on Friday, April 10, 2026, Trump highlighted Palantir’s capabilities, stating that the company has demonstrated strong “war fighting capabilities and equipment.” His remarks come as reports indicate that the U.S. military is using Palantir’s AI-powered Maven Smart System platform to assist with target identification in operations in the Middle East. The company derives a significant portion of its U.S. revenue from government contracts, including work with the Pentagon and immigration enforcement agencies. Palantir CEO Alex Karp has consistently supported the use of advanced technology in defense, aligning more closely with current administration policies despite previously backing Joe Biden. Karp has also defended the company against criticism over surveillance concerns involving both immigrants and U.S. citizens. The company’s political positioning has drawn internal and external scrutiny. In October 2025, a senior communications executive described the firm’s perceived political shift as “concerning,” though related public footage was later removed from online platforms. Palantir’s partnerships in the AI sector have also raised questions. Its platform integrates models from multiple labs, including Anthropic, which has faced restrictions from the Department of Defense due to concerns over potential misuse in autonomous weapons and surveillance. Although Karp previously indicated plans to phase out Anthropic’s models, no such move has yet been confirmed. Market sentiment toward AI stocks weakened further after Anthropic introduced a new model with limited release, citing risks of misuse. This has fueled broader concerns that rapid AI advancements could disrupt traditional software business models. Investor skepticism has also been amplified by Michael Burry, who has taken bearish positions on several AI-related companies, including Palantir. In recent commentary, Burry suggested the stock may experience short-term gains but maintained that its fundamental value remains significantly lower than current levels. Following the week’s decline, Palantir shares were trading near $128, reflecting ongoing volatility in the AI-driven technology sector.
Masters begins with Nicklaus, Player and Watson ceremonial tee shots
The 2026 Masters Tournament officially began at Augusta National Golf Club with a ceremonial tradition that continues to define the event’s legacy. Golf legends Gary Player, Jack Nicklaus and
Masters begins with Nicklaus, Player and Watson ceremonial tee shots
The 2026 Masters Tournament officially began at Augusta National Golf Club with a ceremonial tradition that continues to define the event’s legacy. Golf legends Gary Player, Jack Nicklaus and
Masters 2026: Top contenders emerge in early leaderboard action
The 2026 Masters Tournament is underway at Augusta National Golf Club, with top players competing for golf’s most prestigious prize, the green jacket. As of 10:15 a.m. ET, the leaderboard is beginning to take shape, with several elite contenders positioning themselves early in the competition. Defending champion Rory McIlroy returns after completing a career Grand Slam in 2025 and now faces the challenge of repeating his success. He is joined by strong contenders including Scottie Scheffler, Jon Rahm, Bryson DeChambeau, Xander Schauffele, and Ludvig Åberg, all aiming to secure a top position. The tournament officially began with Round 1 on Thursday, April 9, 2026, with the earliest tee time at 7:40 a.m. ET. The event will continue through Sunday, April 12, 2026, when the winner will be crowned. Ahead of the main event, Aaron Rai won the traditional Par 3 Contest on Wednesday, though historically no winner of that event has gone on to claim the Masters title in the same year. Broadcast coverage spans multiple platforms throughout the four-day tournament, with morning and afternoon sessions airing across streaming services and major networks. As competition intensifies, the leaderboard is expected to shift rapidly, setting up a compelling race heading into the weekend rounds.
Masters 2026: Top contenders emerge in early leaderboard action
The 2026 Masters Tournament is underway at Augusta National Golf Club, with top players competing for golf’s most prestigious prize, the green jacket. As of 10:15 a.m. ET, the leaderboard is beginning to take shape, with several elite contenders positioning themselves early in the competition. Defending champion Rory McIlroy returns after completing a career Grand Slam in 2025 and now faces the challenge of repeating his success. He is joined by strong contenders including Scottie Scheffler, Jon Rahm, Bryson DeChambeau, Xander Schauffele, and Ludvig Åberg, all aiming to secure a top position. The tournament officially began with Round 1 on Thursday, April 9, 2026, with the earliest tee time at 7:40 a.m. ET. The event will continue through Sunday, April 12, 2026, when the winner will be crowned. Ahead of the main event, Aaron Rai won the traditional Par 3 Contest on Wednesday, though historically no winner of that event has gone on to claim the Masters title in the same year. Broadcast coverage spans multiple platforms throughout the four-day tournament, with morning and afternoon sessions airing across streaming services and major networks. As competition intensifies, the leaderboard is expected to shift rapidly, setting up a compelling race heading into the weekend rounds.
Iran Claims Strike on US Base in Saudi Arabia, $700M AWACS Aircraft Hit
Iran has claimed responsibility for a major missile and drone strike targeting a US-operated military facility in Saudi Arabia, escalating tensions in the already volatile Middle East region. According to reports from Iranian state media, the attack struck the Prince Sultan Air Base, a key installation use
Iran Claims Strike on US Base in Saudi Arabia, $700M AWACS Aircraft Hit
Iran has claimed responsibility for a major missile and drone strike targeting a US-operated military facility in Saudi Arabia, escalating tensions in the already volatile Middle East region. According to reports from Iranian state media, the attack struck the Prince Sultan Air Base, a key installation use
Pakistan Armed Group Threatens PSL 2026 Players: David Warner, Steve Smith Warned
The 2026 Pakistan Super League (PSL) faces growing uncertainty following threats issued by the Pakistan-based armed group Jamaat-ul-Ahrar. In a chilling statement, the group has warned high-profile international players, including Australia’s David Warner and Steve Smith, urging them to withdraw from the tournament due to the volatile security situation in Pakistan. The group further stated that the players' safety could not be guaranteed if they proceeded with their participation.
Pakistan Armed Group Threatens PSL 2026 Players: David Warner, Steve Smith Warned
The 2026 Pakistan Super League (PSL) faces growing uncertainty following threats issued by the Pakistan-based armed group Jamaat-ul-Ahrar. In a chilling statement, the group has warned high-profile international players, including Australia’s David Warner and Steve Smith, urging them to withdraw from the tournament due to the volatile security situation in Pakistan. The group further stated that the players' safety could not be guaranteed if they proceeded with their participation.
India sends medical aid to Kabul after deadly airstrike kills over 400
India has dispatched a 2.5-ton consignment of emergency medicines, medical disposables, kits, and equipment to Afghanistan to assist victims of a devastating airstrike in Kabul that claimed more than 400 lives and left over 250 injured. The humanitarian aid was delivered on March 20 as part of India’s continued support for the Afghan people during a period of crisis. According to officials, the supplies are intended to support the treatment and recovery of those affected by the March 16 attack on a drug addiction treatment facility in Kabul. The strike targeted the Omid Drug Addiction Treatment Hospital, which Afghan authorities described as housing one of the most vulnerable sections of society. The incident has drawn widespread condemnation due to the high number of civilian casualties. India strongly criticized the airstrike, calling it a barbaric and unjustifiable act of violence against civilians. In an official statement, New Delhi emphasized that a medical facility cannot be considered a legitimate military target and reaffirmed its solidarity with Afghanistan. The government reiterated its commitment to providing humanitarian assistance and helping address the immediate needs arising from the crisis. Afghanistan confirmed that over 408 individuals undergoing treatment at the facility were killed, while more than 265 sustained injuries. The scale of the casualties has intensified regional tensions and raised concerns about escalating conflict in South Asia. Afghan leaders have condemned the attack and indicated that while diplomatic efforts remain a priority, a response to the incident is under consideration. Amid rising tensions, Pakistan and Afghanistan have announced a temporary ceasefire following mediation efforts by international partners. The pause in hostilities coincides with the Eid al-Fitr period, although officials have warned that military operations could resume if security conditions deteriorate. Both sides continue to exchange accusations regarding cross-border militancy, further complicating the fragile situation in the region.
India sends medical aid to Kabul after deadly airstrike kills over 400
India has dispatched a 2.5-ton consignment of emergency medicines, medical disposables, kits, and equipment to Afghanistan to assist victims of a devastating airstrike in Kabul that claimed more than 400 lives and left over 250 injured. The humanitarian aid was delivered on March 20 as part of India’s continued support for the Afghan people during a period of crisis. According to officials, the supplies are intended to support the treatment and recovery of those affected by the March 16 attack on a drug addiction treatment facility in Kabul. The strike targeted the Omid Drug Addiction Treatment Hospital, which Afghan authorities described as housing one of the most vulnerable sections of society. The incident has drawn widespread condemnation due to the high number of civilian casualties. India strongly criticized the airstrike, calling it a barbaric and unjustifiable act of violence against civilians. In an official statement, New Delhi emphasized that a medical facility cannot be considered a legitimate military target and reaffirmed its solidarity with Afghanistan. The government reiterated its commitment to providing humanitarian assistance and helping address the immediate needs arising from the crisis. Afghanistan confirmed that over 408 individuals undergoing treatment at the facility were killed, while more than 265 sustained injuries. The scale of the casualties has intensified regional tensions and raised concerns about escalating conflict in South Asia. Afghan leaders have condemned the attack and indicated that while diplomatic efforts remain a priority, a response to the incident is under consideration. Amid rising tensions, Pakistan and Afghanistan have announced a temporary ceasefire following mediation efforts by international partners. The pause in hostilities coincides with the Eid al-Fitr period, although officials have warned that military operations could resume if security conditions deteriorate. Both sides continue to exchange accusations regarding cross-border militancy, further complicating the fragile situation in the region.
Explosions rock Kabul amid rising tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan
Multiple explosions were reported across parts of Kabul late Monday night, heightening concerns over escalating tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan. Residents in several neighborhoods, particularly in the western parts of the Afghan capital, said powerful blasts were followed by the sound of aircraft flying at low altitude over the city. Witnesses described a tense atmosphere as security forces and emergency responders rushed to the affected areas to assess the situation. Sources indic
Explosions rock Kabul amid rising tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan
Multiple explosions were reported across parts of Kabul late Monday night, heightening concerns over escalating tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan. Residents in several neighborhoods, particularly in the western parts of the Afghan capital, said powerful blasts were followed by the sound of aircraft flying at low altitude over the city. Witnesses described a tense atmosphere as security forces and emergency responders rushed to the affected areas to assess the situation. Sources indic
Pakistan declares open war on Afghan Taliban after border escalation
Pakistan on Friday declared what it described as an “open war” against Afghanistan’s Taliban authorities following a sharp escalation in cross-border fighting that has heightened fears of a broader regional conflict. The announcement came as reports of explosions and heavy gunfire emerged from Kabul and Kandahar, underscoring the deteriorating security situation along the frontier. Defence Minister Khawaja Asif said Islamabad’s patience had been exhausted after months of mou
Pakistan declares open war on Afghan Taliban after border escalation
Pakistan on Friday declared what it described as an “open war” against Afghanistan’s Taliban authorities following a sharp escalation in cross-border fighting that has heightened fears of a broader regional conflict. The announcement came as reports of explosions and heavy gunfire emerged from Kabul and Kandahar, underscoring the deteriorating security situation along the frontier. Defence Minister Khawaja Asif said Islamabad’s patience had been exhausted after months of mou
Suicide blast in Pakistan’s Bhakkar kills four policemen, security tightened
A suicide bomber targeted a police checkpost in Pakistan’s Bhakkar district on Tuesday evening, killing four policemen and injuring several others in an attack that has heightened security concerns in the region. The explosion occurred around 7 pm near a bridge connecting Dera Ismail Khan with Punjab, according to local police officials. Initial reports had indicated that two police personnel were killed and four injured, but officials later confirmed that the death toll had risen
Suicide blast in Pakistan’s Bhakkar kills four policemen, security tightened
A suicide bomber targeted a police checkpost in Pakistan’s Bhakkar district on Tuesday evening, killing four policemen and injuring several others in an attack that has heightened security concerns in the region. The explosion occurred around 7 pm near a bridge connecting Dera Ismail Khan with Punjab, according to local police officials. Initial reports had indicated that two police personnel were killed and four injured, but officials later confirmed that the death toll had risen
Mohammad Hafeez and Saqlain Mushtaq in Heated Argument Over Nawaz's Role After Loss to England
Following Pakistan's narrow loss to England in their T20 World Cup Super 8 match, former cricketers Mohammad Hafeez and Saqlain Mushtaq found themselves in a heated argument over Mohammad Nawaz’s role in the team. The altercation occurred during a discussion on the popular sports show Game on Hai, where Saqlain defended Nawaz’s dual potential as both a bowler and a batsman. Hafeez, however, disagreed, emphasizing Nawaz’s primary responsibility as a bowler and arguing
Mohammad Hafeez and Saqlain Mushtaq in Heated Argument Over Nawaz's Role After Loss to England
Following Pakistan's narrow loss to England in their T20 World Cup Super 8 match, former cricketers Mohammad Hafeez and Saqlain Mushtaq found themselves in a heated argument over Mohammad Nawaz’s role in the team. The altercation occurred during a discussion on the popular sports show Game on Hai, where Saqlain defended Nawaz’s dual potential as both a bowler and a batsman. Hafeez, however, disagreed, emphasizing Nawaz’s primary responsibility as a bowler and arguing
Markets stay resilient as Trump-era geopolitical risks fail to shake investors
The opening weeks of 2026 have delivered a series of dramatic geopolitical developments tied to the United States, ranging from the capture of Venezuela’s president to sharp rhetoric surrounding Iran’s handling of domestic unrest and renewed discussion of using force to secure Greenland. Yet, in contrast to the gravity of these headlines, global equity markets have continued to post steady gains, raising questions about why investors appear largely unfazed by rising international tensions
Markets stay resilient as Trump-era geopolitical risks fail to shake investors
The opening weeks of 2026 have delivered a series of dramatic geopolitical developments tied to the United States, ranging from the capture of Venezuela’s president to sharp rhetoric surrounding Iran’s handling of domestic unrest and renewed discussion of using force to secure Greenland. Yet, in contrast to the gravity of these headlines, global equity markets have continued to post steady gains, raising questions about why investors appear largely unfazed by rising international tensions
Several feared dead after explosion at bar in Swiss ski resort Crans-Montana
Several people are feared dead and multiple others were injured after a powerful explosion struck a popular bar in the luxury Alpine ski resort of Crans-Montana in southwestern Switzerland early Thursday, according to local police. Authorities said the blast occurred during New Year celebrations, when the venue was crowded with revellers welcoming the start of the year. Police in Wallis canton confirmed that the explosion took place at approximately 1:30 a.m. local time at Le Conste
Several feared dead after explosion at bar in Swiss ski resort Crans-Montana
Several people are feared dead and multiple others were injured after a powerful explosion struck a popular bar in the luxury Alpine ski resort of Crans-Montana in southwestern Switzerland early Thursday, according to local police. Authorities said the blast occurred during New Year celebrations, when the venue was crowded with revellers welcoming the start of the year. Police in Wallis canton confirmed that the explosion took place at approximately 1:30 a.m. local time at Le Conste
Pakistan Admits Indian Drone Strikes Hit Nur Khan Airbase During Op Sindoor
Pakistan has, for the first time, publicly acknowledged that Indian drone strikes caused damage at the strategically sensitive Nur Khan airbase in Rawalpindi during Operation Sindoor, marking a significant shift from its earlier attempts to downplay or deny the impact of the attacks. The admission came during a year-end press briefing on December 27, when Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister
Pakistan Admits Indian Drone Strikes Hit Nur Khan Airbase During Op Sindoor
Pakistan has, for the first time, publicly acknowledged that Indian drone strikes caused damage at the strategically sensitive Nur Khan airbase in Rawalpindi during Operation Sindoor, marking a significant shift from its earlier attempts to downplay or deny the impact of the attacks. The admission came during a year-end press briefing on December 27, when Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister
Pakistan Still Struggling To Repair Damage From India’s Airstrikes Six Months After Conflict
More than six months after the four-day conflict between India and Pakistan, satellite imagery suggests that Pakistan is still struggling to repair critical military installations damaged during India’s Operation Sindoor. OSINT specialist Damien Symon, known for uncovering India’s strike on Pakistan’s Kirana Hills nuclear depot, has released new imagery showing reconstruction activity at key sites, raising doubts about Islamabad’s earlier claims of victory. Symon posted that
Pakistan Still Struggling To Repair Damage From India’s Airstrikes Six Months After Conflict
More than six months after the four-day conflict between India and Pakistan, satellite imagery suggests that Pakistan is still struggling to repair critical military installations damaged during India’s Operation Sindoor. OSINT specialist Damien Symon, known for uncovering India’s strike on Pakistan’s Kirana Hills nuclear depot, has released new imagery showing reconstruction activity at key sites, raising doubts about Islamabad’s earlier claims of victory. Symon posted that
India Gets 6-Month US Sanctions Exemption for Iran’s Chabahar Port
India has officially confirmed a six-month exemption from US sanctions on Iran’s Chabahar Port, effective retrospectively from The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) stated that the exemption ensures uninterrupted Indian operations at the port, which plays a crucial role in connecting India with Afghanistan and Central Asia through the Indian Ocean. India Ports Global Ltd (IPGL) had signed a 10-year, $370 million deal with Iran to develop the port’s Shahid Beheshti terminal. Cha
India Gets 6-Month US Sanctions Exemption for Iran’s Chabahar Port
India has officially confirmed a six-month exemption from US sanctions on Iran’s Chabahar Port, effective retrospectively from The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) stated that the exemption ensures uninterrupted Indian operations at the port, which plays a crucial role in connecting India with Afghanistan and Central Asia through the Indian Ocean. India Ports Global Ltd (IPGL) had signed a 10-year, $370 million deal with Iran to develop the port’s Shahid Beheshti terminal. Cha
Ballon d'Or 2025 live: Dembele, Yamal lead first-time winner race
The 2025 Ballon d'Or ceremony has opened in Paris with excitement and anticipation surrounding the possibility of new names being added to football’s most prestigious list of individual prize winners. This year’s theme is marked by the prospect of first-time winners in both the men’s and women’s categories as top players across Europe arrive at Theatre du Chatelet in the French capital. For
Ballon d'Or 2025 live: Dembele, Yamal lead first-time winner race
The 2025 Ballon d'Or ceremony has opened in Paris with excitement and anticipation surrounding the possibility of new names being added to football’s most prestigious list of individual prize winners. This year’s theme is marked by the prospect of first-time winners in both the men’s and women’s categories as top players across Europe arrive at Theatre du Chatelet in the French capital. For
30 Civilians Killed As Pakistan Air Force Bombs Village In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
At least 30 civilians, including women and children, lost their lives in a devastating airstrike carried out by the Pakistan Air Force on Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province in the early hours of Monday. The incident took place at around 2 am when fighter jets dropped eight LS-6 bombs on Matre Dara village in Tirah Valley. The strikes triggered widespread destruction, leaving residents in shock and grief. Disturbing visuals from the site showed bodies, including chil
30 Civilians Killed As Pakistan Air Force Bombs Village In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
At least 30 civilians, including women and children, lost their lives in a devastating airstrike carried out by the Pakistan Air Force on Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province in the early hours of Monday. The incident took place at around 2 am when fighter jets dropped eight LS-6 bombs on Matre Dara village in Tirah Valley. The strikes triggered widespread destruction, leaving residents in shock and grief. Disturbing visuals from the site showed bodies, including chil









